FUTURE-WINGS-INTERNATIONAL / FUTURE-WINGS-INTERNATIONAL LLP
The main name customers report seeing on ads, chats, agreements, and payment instructions.
Public warning from affected customers
Future Wings
International scam warning — Navi Mumbai heavy deposit rent fraud
The scam we are fighting
Customers searching for rent in Navi Mumbai — on OLX, through agents, or on WhatsApp — are shown premium flats at low rent against a heavy deposit of ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh.
We paid. We moved in. Then the rent stopped — and the deposit did not come back. This page names Future Wings International, linked companies, reported offices in Ulwe and Seawoods, and the people customers identify — so you can search safely before you pay.
What follows is how customers say this operates. It is not a court finding.
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Future Wings and the companies behind it
Customers report that this alleged Future Wings International scam runs through company names on OLX ads, WhatsApp chats, leave-and-licence agreements, and bank accounts. These are the names customers have identified so far. They are not court findings.
IRONIC DWELLING PRIVATE LIMITED
Customers report this name used together with Future Wings International LLP.
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Another name customers report on paperwork or payment details.
AL-MADINA EXIMPO PRIVATE LIMITED
Customers report this name used together with Future Wings International LLP.
Customers say new random names can appear at any stage — on a fresh agreement, a payment link, or a WhatsApp message. If the name is unfamiliar but the offer is the same — premium flat, low rent, heavy deposit — treat it as the same warning.
The listings are in Navi Mumbai. Ads go up on platforms such as OLX, offering premium properties against deposits customers report in the range of ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh.
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People involved
These names are published as customers have identified them in this alleged operation. They are not court findings. We do not publish Aadhaar, PAN, bank details, or private addresses.
So-called builder
SUMIT SUDHIR CHOUDHARI
Customers identify him as the main person running this alleged fraud. During visits he is presented as the builder who manages the flats and the arrangement.
Agent and partner
VINODKUMAR PRAJAPATI
aka Vicky
Customers identify him as an agent and partner who shows flats to customers.
Agent and partner
AKSHAY MATHEW VANJARE
aka Akshay
Customers identify him as an agent and partner who shows flats to customers.
Agent and partner
ABHISHEK JAGDISH PRASAD JAISWAL
Customers identify him as an agent and partner who shows flats to customers.
Agent and partner
GYANENDRA KRISHNACHANDRA SHARMA
aka Nilesh Sharma
Customers identify him as an agent and partner who shows flats to customers.
Agent and partner
AMIT SUDHIR CHOUDHARY
Customers identify him as the brother of Sumit Sudhir Choudhari, and as an agent and partner who shows flats to customers.
If you ask to meet the owner of the flat, customers report being told the owner is out of the country, and that everything is managed by the builder. Customers say the actual owner is not part of this setup and does not know about it.
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Where they operate
Customers report that this operation works across Navi Mumbai. The deposit is what they need — not a fixed building or a fixed neighbourhood. If a customer asks for another part of Navi Mumbai, customers say they are often willing to arrange something there too.
Reported offices and areas — not verified addresses
Reported office
Ulwe — Delta Tower II
Customers report meetings and paperwork linked to a Future Wings International office in Delta Tower II, Sector 08, Ulwe, Navi Mumbai — including Global Enterprises signage on the door in customer photos.
Reported office
Seawoods
Customers also report activity in Seawoods. Details vary by case.
Areas where customers report flats being offered on rent / heavy deposit:
- Juinagar
- Nerul
- Seawoods
- Belapur
- Ulwe
- Panvel
Customers say they are not limited to this list. The pattern can show up wherever someone in Navi Mumbai is searching for rent or a heavy-deposit arrangement.
Customers report that they do not always control the flats directly. When owners already know who they are, people may refuse to deal with them. Customers say they are tied up with other real estate agents who arrange flats on their behalf.
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How they start
It starts with a search. A customer looks for rent, or a heavy-deposit home, in Navi Mumbai. The ads look like a bargain: a premium flat, low rent, large deposit.
Customers say those ads are bait. The people posting them do not have the property. When a customer agrees to visit, a flat is arranged according to what that customer can pay.
On the visit, the pitch is large:
- They say they are already managing around 150 customers.
- They say the flat belongs to clients of the builder — Sumit Sudhir Choudhari, as customers identify him.
- They say the owner is abroad. The builder handles everything.
If the customer likes the flat, they are asked for a token amount before any agreement. That money, customers report, goes into the so-called builder’s account.
After the token, more money is asked for before signing — or the customer is told to come to Belapur to sign.
During signing, customers say they are not shown the clauses. They are moved through paperwork, not through an explanation.
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They make you sign two agreements
Customers report two documents, not one.
First: a normal 11-month leave-and-licence / rent agreement between the flat owner and the customer.
Second: an “investment” agreement. It is sold as security for your deposit. Customers say it is security for them. If the matter is later taken up, it can be pushed as a civil dispute instead of a criminal one.
Through all of this, customers say the real owner of the flat does not know the deposit arrangement, the pitch, or where the heavy money went.
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The first months look completely normal
Shifting is normal. That is how it holds together.
Customers report that rent is paid for a couple of months — and in some cases for 8 or 9 months. It feels like the promise is being kept.
The rent does not always go straight to the owner. Customers say the money is first transferred into the customer’s own account. The customer then pays the owner from that account.
To the owner, it looks like a regular tenant paying rent. The owner has no reason, at that point, to doubt the setup.
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Then they stop paying rent
One day the rent stops.
The owner asks you to pay, or to vacate. You call the people you paid. Customers report excuses and fresh promises about the next rent payment.
When rent has been unpaid for two or three months, the owner tells you to leave.
That is the trap.
If you vacate, you lose the house and then you chase the deposit. Customers say that money does not come back.
If you stay, the owner keeps demanding rent. Customers describe threats, pressure, and no peace unless they start paying rent from their own pocket — on top of the large deposit already paid.
So the choice customers are left with is this: pay rent yourself, or leave and chase a deposit you may never see.
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What happens on a police complaint
If you go to the police, customers report being told it is a civil matter — because of how the papers were written.
That is why the second agreement matters. It is not there to protect your deposit. It is there, customers say, so that when you finally fight, you are told to go to court instead of being treated as a fraud victim.
A complaint is still a record. It is not, by itself, your money back.
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What happens when they issue a cheque
If you put more pressure, customers report being given a post-dated cheque.
Before the due date, the contact starts again: wait, don’t deposit, there is a problem, another date. The cheque is used to buy time. It is not repayment.
A cheque is not your money. Your money is in the account. Until it clears, nothing has been returned.
Most of the people this hits are middle-class families. They do not want years in court. They do not want a lawyer’s file. So they keep calling. They keep waiting. They keep chasing.
If this is your story, you are not alone. We are documenting it. Your name is not published unless you say so.
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Photos and videos on record
These images and videos were shared by affected customers. They are shown as customer-reported material — not verified by a court or by this site.
Reported offices and signage
Protests and aftermath
If you have photos, videos, agreements, or payment records related to this operation, they can be added here. Private details such as Aadhaar, PAN, or full bank account numbers are not published.
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Questions people search before paying
If you found this page while checking Future Wings International, a heavy-deposit flat in Navi Mumbai, or names on an agreement, these are the questions customers say they wish they had asked first.
Is Future Wings International a scam?
Affected customers report an alleged heavy-deposit housing operation linked to Future Wings International and related company names in Navi Mumbai. This site documents what customers say happened to them. It is not a court finding. If you are about to pay a large deposit for a premium flat at unusually low rent, read the full pattern on this page before you sign or transfer money.
Which company names are linked to Future Wings International?
Customers report seeing Future Wings International / Future Wings International LLP together with Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, Global Enterprises, and Al-Madina Eximpo Private Limited on ads, chats, agreements, and payment instructions. Customers also say new names can appear on later paperwork.
Who are the people customers name in this operation?
Customers identify Sumit Sudhir Choudhari as the so-called builder, along with agents and partners including Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky), Akshay Mathew Vanjare, Abhishek Jagdish Prasad Jaiswal, Gyanendra Krishnchandra Sharma (Nilesh Sharma), and Amit Sudhir Choudhary. These are customer-reported names, not court findings.
Where does Future Wings International operate in Navi Mumbai?
Customers report activity across Navi Mumbai including Ulwe, Seawoods, Juinagar, Nerul, Belapur, and Panvel. Reported offices include Delta Tower II in Ulwe and Seawoods. Customers say they may offer flats in other Navi Mumbai areas too.
How does the Future Wings heavy-deposit rent scam work?
Customers report seeing premium flats at low rent against a heavy deposit — often ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh — on platforms such as OLX. After a token payment and two agreements (rent plus an investment agreement), rent may be paid for a few months through the tenant’s account. When rent stops, the owner demands payment or vacation while the deposit does not return.
Why do customers report being told it is a civil matter?
Customers say the second investment agreement is used so a police complaint may be treated as a civil dispute instead of fraud. A complaint is still worth filing as a record, but customers report it does not by itself recover the deposit.
What happens when they give a post-dated cheque?
Customers report being given a post-dated cheque under pressure, then asked not to deposit it before the date with fresh excuses. They describe the cheque as a delay tactic, not repayment, until it clears.
What are warning signs before I pay a heavy deposit in Navi Mumbai?
Customers report warning signs including premium flats at unusually low rent, large deposits of ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh, token payment before agreement, two agreements including an investment document, claims that the owner is abroad and a builder manages everything, rent routed through your account first, and unfamiliar company names on payment instructions.
I saw a Future Wings listing on OLX — what should I do?
Customers report these listings on OLX and similar platforms. Before paying any token or deposit, search the company name, the people named, and the office address. Compare the offer to the pattern on this page: low rent, heavy deposit, builder story, two agreements. If it matches, do not pay until you have independent verification.
Has the Future Wings International office in Ulwe closed?
Customer-shared photos on this page show the reported Future Wings International signage at Delta Tower II, Ulwe, including images with the shutter down and a shop-for-rent sign. Details may change over time. Treat office photos as customer-reported evidence, not verified status.
How can I contact the people behind this page?
Affected customers, witnesses, and anyone from Future Wings International who wants to respond can write to we_exposed_future_wings@hotmail.com. See the Contact section at the bottom of this page.
Common searches that led people here
- Future Wings International scam
- Future Wings Ulwe office
- Sumit Choudhari builder Navi Mumbai
- heavy deposit low rent OLX
- Ironic Dwelling Private Limited
- Global Enterprises Ulwe
- Delta Tower II rent fraud
- rent stopped deposit not returned
- investment agreement rent scam
- Nilesh Sharma Future Wings
- Vicky Vinodkumar Prajapati
- Seawoods heavy deposit flat
- Navi Mumbai tenant deposit fraud
- post dated cheque rent scam
- premium flat scam Belapur Nerul Panvel
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Contact us
If you are an affected customer, if you have evidence to share, or if you represent Future Wings International and want to respond to what is published here — you can reach us by email.
we_exposed_future_wings@hotmail.com
We do not publish private identity documents without consent. Do not send threats, harassment, or material you do not have the right to share.